BLOWN-MOLDED AND PRESSED GLASS DIMINUTIVE APOTHECARY

This diminutive apothecary show globe is a remarkable piece crafted from blown-molded and pressed glass. Standing at an impressive height of 24 1/2 inches, it features a distinctive three-tier design

11 1/2 inches.

9 inches

Group of green and blue blown, molded, cut and pressed glass items including a large handled covered urn, a ring neck decanter, a small molded hexagonal vase and others. Largest: 21" high, 8" wide. Sm

BLOWN-MOLDED AND PRESSED GLASS CANDLESTICK, colorless, featuring a Number 1 blown-molded socket applied to a double ribbed-melon hollow shaft, and raised on an eight-lobed columnar standard and steppe

(lot of approx. 116) Assorted glassware, comprising pressed, molded blown and cut glass, primarily transparent color, including butter pats, lidded urns, compotes, candle holders, an opalescent glass

BLOWN-MOLDED / PRESSED POMADE JAR, with a translucent starch blue body and alabaster/clambroth cover, truncated-pyriform form. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. and others. 1850-1870. 3 1/4" H.Provenance: F

BLOWN-MOLDED GII-11 CONDIMENT ARTICLES, LOT OF FIVE, colorless, comprising three shakers, an oil bottle lacking stopper, and a covered mustard with a pressed glass lid and later wooden spoon. Boston &

ASSORTED PRESSED AND BLOWN ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, various colors, including a cobalt blue handled spittoon, and free-blown diminutive basket, and a pressed and blown-molded tumbler. Various makers. 19t

ASSORTED APOTHECARY / CHEMIST / PHARMACIST ARTICLES, LOT OF SEVEN,comprising four blown and blown-molded colorless glass containers, each with a sheet-iron/tin cover, various paper labels and contents

ASSORTED PRESSED AND BLOWN GLASS STOPPERS, LOT OF 31, colorless and one green, including a blown-molded example, several cut-facet examples in ball forms. Together with a cobalt blue blown rolling pin

AMERICUS PRESSED AND BLOWN-MOLDED KEROSENE BANQUET LAMP, amber font with a blue base, having a brass connector and a period collar. Fitted with a period No. 2 slip burner. U. S. Glass Co. Circa 1893.

BLOWN-MOLDED GIII-16 PAIR OF PINT DECANTERS, colorless, each with plain neck, rayed base with rough pontil mark, and appropriate pressed wheel stopper. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1825-1835. 9" HOA, 7

Six Blown Pattern-Molded and Cut Glass Vessels, Nineteenth Century. Comprising a New England pressed lacy cobalt blue glass bowl, 1830-45, pressed probably upside down with a central flowerhead pierce

FOSTORIA PUNCH BOWL & CUPS </

(NOT FOR EXPORT OUT OF URUGUAY) Two apothecary jars, one in pressed glass with painted and gilded paper label, the other in blown glass with cork stopper and printed paper label, with inscriptions "Bo

FOSTORIA GLASS ENTERTAINING LOT Pitcher, large platter, bowls, and cups. The Fostoria Glass Company was a manufacturer of pressed, blown and hand-molded glassware and tableware. It

ASSORTED CANARY GLASS COLOGNE BOTTLES, LOT OF THREE, comprising two Bohemian pressed examples and a waisted blown-molded example. Various makers. Second half 19th century. 5 3/4" to 7 1/4" HOA.Tall Bo

Three Blown and Pressed Glass Lamps, America, mid-19th century. 1. Flint glass lamp with blown bulb-form oil font joined with ringed wafer to conforming top of press-molded triangular scrolled standar

BLOWN-MOLDED GIII-12 TOY DECANTER, colorless, Prussian form with period pressed-waffle stopper, Ringed Type III base with rough pontil mark. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1825-1835. 3 3/8" HOA, 2 5/8" H

BLOWN-MOLDED GIII-12 TOY DECANTER, colorless, with appropriate pressed-wheel stopper, plain base with a rough pontil mark. Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. 1825-1835. 3 1/2" HOA, 2 1/2" H bottle.Bottle und

including a purple blown jar with stopper and rough pontil; a green molded glass jar with stopper; 4 various clear glass apothecary jars with partial labels (tallest 9-1/2 in.); a "Half Pint Honest Me

ASSORTED PRESSED AND BLOWN DECANTERS, LOT OF FIVE, colorless lead glass, including a pillar-molded, a blown-molded Waffle and Thumbprint, and an Excelsior. United States. Third quarter 19th century. 9

BLOWN-MOLDED GI-20 DIMINUTIVE TAPER TUMBLER, colorless, upper ribs swirled slightly to right, plain base with rough pontil mark. Produced from the caster bottle mold. Possibly Boston & Sandwich Glass